Camp Director

Ted Hurvul

In his first season as a collegiate Division I pitching coach, Hurvul helped lead the Stags to the second-best ERA in the league, which was the cornerstone of the Stags winning their first-ever MAAC Tournament Title and their first-ever appearance in a NCAA Regional.

In his two seasons as the Stags pitching coach, Hurvul has helped guide two All-MAAC Pitchers including the 2017 NEIBA Pitcher of the Year and All-MAAC First Team member Gavin Wallace. Under his tutelage, the right hander Wallace has blossomed into becoming one of the better pitchers in the region, setting the program record with shutouts with four in 2017. Wallace also threw seven complete games, the most by a Stag in 17 years and tied the program standard with eight victories for the second-straight season.

Combined with Wallace, the power pitching of John Signore and All-MAAC Second Team member Kyle Dube has helped Hurvul’s staff break the program’s strikeout record in each of his two seasons. The 2017 squad fanned 372 batters, which is 39 more than any other team in school history. That team also ranked 14th in the country in fewest walks allowed with 2.78 per nine innings.

Among other success stories, John Signore had one of the best rookie seasons in program history as he finished fourth in the conference with a 2.90 ERA and was the national leader for both strikeout-to-walk ratio and fewest walks per nine innings for several weeks during the season. Signore would finish near the top in both categories.

During his first conference campaign, the Stags led the league in ERA (3.16) and fewest walks allowed (44) during MAAC only games.

Hurvul, a former pitcher from UCONN, has served as a pitching coach at a number of levels including Division III Washington College, and at the Cape Cod League, the premiere summer league in the country.

Hurvul spendt three seasons, leading the pitching staff of Washington College, helping the Shoremen to their lowest team ERA in over 20 years this past season. The staff recorded a 3.35 ERA, their lowest since entering the Centennial Conference in 1994. Additionally, rising senior Dan Jarrell was named the team’s MVP in 2015, the first time in over five seasons a pitcher received that distinction.

Hurvul spent his summers as the pitching coach in different summer leagues, most recently he served in the dugout of the Bourne Braves at the Cape Cod Summer League, the premiere summer league in the country. In 2014, Hurvul helped develop two Cape Cop League All-Stars as the Braves were named the President’s Cup Champions.

Before getting into coaching, Hurvul was a left-handed pitcher at UCONN during one their most successful year in recent school history. In 2011, the Huskies would win the Big East Regular Season Championship and advance to the Super Regional, finishing the season ranked 11th in the country. Hurvul would be named to the Big East All-Academic team during that season and in 2012.

Hurvul graduated from UCONN in 2012 with a major in Coaching and Administration. He also received a minor in Business Administration. At Washington College, Hurvul earned a Masters of Art in History in 2014.